Elder member of Caesar's tribe in the reboot series
Facility worker.
One of the two friends living with Tom and Calvin in the house where Dad and Rag seek shelter. When three men arrive and attack the household, Lemmy is killed alongside Tom. The plot summary does not give further details about his actions or relationship with the other characters.
Alana's boyfriend who attends the train party. He is found dead during a magic performance by the hired entertainers.
Sunway Systems’ Head of Security, Callaway recruits Morgan after he leaves Digicorp and urges him to work as a double agent by feeding corrupted data to his former employer. He later leads Sunway’s security team in pursuit of Sebastian Rooks, meeting Finster and realizing both companies are after the same person.
The police chief leading the murder investigation. He discovers Tina's bloody scarf at the lab, suspecting Peter and Charlie, and later confronts Peter at the station demanding the truth behind the case.
Minor character involved in the background of the mystery or company operations.
Steven's older brother, now an adult with a family. He reunites with Steven during the trial.
Corporal Fernie meets Bill and Shorty while they are working around Jack Budd's mining operation and questions them about their work. His knowledge of Bill's identity reaches Kate, who tells Bill she already knows the truth from Fernie. His presence also contributes to Bill's concern that the law may recognize him.
Mitchell is one of the people living near Jake and Lenny. He joins them for the picnic Lenny and Jake plan for their neighbors, becoming part of the small gathering that reflects Jake's gradual return to community life. The available plot details do not specify more about Mitchell's background or relationship with the others.
Timothy Webber has 79 screen credits in a career dating back to 1978. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Planet of the Apes with 2 titles. Signature works include Loudermilk, Light of My Life, I Just Didn't Want to Die: The 1914 Newfoundland Sealing Disaster. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
